MII is not RSA, it's an opening header of asn1 structure encoded to DER -- 30 82 0x which is basically "{" when which can be pretty much anything from x509 certificate to private keys fro ECDSA.

Actual RSA oid is somewhere in the middle.

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mmastrac 7 days ago | parent [-]

True, but for the most part, RSA keys are the only keys that anyone encounters that start with long SEQUENCEs requiring two-byte lengths.

`eY` could be any JSON, but it's most likely going to be a JWT.

Neither is a perfect signal, but contextually is more likely correct than not.

	▲	Muromec 7 days ago \| parent [-]
		That depends on the kind of abyss you are staring into. Mine had plenty of non-RSA keys, certificates (which are of course two-byte length all the time) and CMS containers.